Rescue Ur Forever Friend (RUFF) is an all volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing the population of homeless cats, kittens, dogs and puppies. RUFF improves the quality of life of homeless pets by providing a safe refuge through excellent foster and medical care until their permanent homes are secured ensuring a long lifetime of safety, love and companionship. RUFF also encourages responsible pet ownership through education, advocacy, programs and services.
Our Mission
Services We Offer
Adoptions
Adoption Process
Potential adopters meet animal at adoption event or arrangement meeting, Adoption application completed, information verified - vet reference/current animals up to date, home ownership or rental, adoption approved or denied, Adoption fee collected - $150 for dogs, $100 for cats, $100 spay/neuter fee for puppies too young to be altered. Follow-up after adoption at 2 weeks, 1 month, 2 months, 6 months and year. More frequent for unaltered pups.
Special Programs & Areas Served
Areas Served: Wake, Durham, Johnston, Chatham, Harnett, Orange, Franklin, Nash, & Wilson Counties
Breeds Available at Rescue Ur Forever Friend
Questions About Rescue Ur Forever Friend
How many pets does Rescue Ur Forever Friend have available for adoption?
Rescue Ur Forever Friend has 9 pets listed for adoption on WeRescue right now. The list on this page is updated as pets arrive and are adopted.
Where is Rescue Ur Forever Friend located?
Rescue Ur Forever Friend is located at PO Box 463, Garner, NC 27529. Areas served: Wake, Durham, Johnston, Chatham, Harnett, Orange, Franklin, Nash, & Wilson Counties.
How do I adopt a pet from Rescue Ur Forever Friend?
Potential adopters meet animal at adoption event or arrangement meeting, Adoption application completed, information verified - vet reference/current animals up to date, home ownership or rental, adoption approved or denied, Adoption fee collected - $150 for dogs, $100 for cats, $100 spay/neuter fee for puppies too young to be altered. Follow-up after adoption at 2 weeks, 1 month, 2 months, 6 months and year. More frequent for unaltered pups.
How do I contact Rescue Ur Forever Friend?
You can visit http://www.ncruff.org. Contact details are also listed at the top of this page.
